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Sipi Falls, located in Eastern Uganda, is a stunning series of three waterfalls. Its natural beauty, lush greenery, and excellent trekking opportunities make it worth a visit.
This stunning region is home to three waterfalls. The first is Sipi Falls and easy to access. The other two, Kapsurur and Chebonet Falls, offer more stunning views but are more challenging to reach. In other words: Sipi Falls is a mekka for trekking and hiking beginners and pros. The trails leading to the waterfalls wow you with breathtaking landscapes, native flora, and local culture. You can also opt for guided hikes and the cliffs near Sipi Falls are perfect for rock climbers. Local guides offer lessons for beginners, while experienced climbers can take on challenging routes.
The region is also famous for its coffee production, and you can participate in coffee farm tours to gain insights into the coffee-making process, from bean to cup. This is an exceptional opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and understand the significance of coffee in the region’s economy.
Ever since watching “Free Solo” you’ve wanted to go climbing for yourself? In Sipi Falls you can do just that – with experienced guides, routes for all levels and in the middle of marvellous scenery.
The Sipi Falls area is home to the Sabiny people, who have a unique and vibrant cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the community by visiting homesteads and learning about local traditions.
Dive deep into this unique corner of the earth and keep your eyes open for monkeys, squirrels and birds.
If coffee is like gold to you, take part in a coffee tour – of course you’ll get a cup at the end as well. Or two. Or three.
Sipi Falls is located near the town of Sipi. It’s approximately a 5 to 7 hour drive from Kampala, the capital city of Uganda, and about 1.5 to 2 hours from the town of Mbale.
Sipi Falls has a mild equatorial climate. There are two rainy seasons from March to May and September to November, with April and October being the wettest months.
The optimal times to visit are the dry seasons from December to February and June to August.
Waterfalls, forests, mountains and coffee: Sipi Falls is the undisputed proof that paradise exists. Grab your hiking boots and discover this East Ugandan gem for yourself.